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Digital Healing: The Data Didn't Tell Me Anything, It Made Me Look Back at Myself
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- Song Jeong-suk, president of the Korea Integrative Healing Association (KIHA), has written a column stating that digital healing tools act as a "small mirror" that prompts people to reflect on themselves.
- Song Jeong-suk described how a member of her seminar recorded heart rate variability with a wearable device for several weeks and discovered on their own that the readings fluctuated on certain days of the week.
- Song Jeong-suk stressed that when a sense of crisis is strong, digital tools alone are not enough, and help from experts or people around you is needed.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디지털치유론] 데이터가 알려준 게 아니라, 데이터가 나를 돌아보게 했습니다
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